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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Sings Impromptu “Moana” on The Tonight Show

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Those eagerly awaiting Disney’s upcoming live-action remake of Moana got a special treat during Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s appearance on The Tonight Show. The audience erupted in cheers when Johnson surprised everyone by breaking into a snippet of a song from the musical. One moment, Johnson was casually discussing his role as Maui in the highly anticipated film; the next, he pulled out a microphone and smoothly transitioned into a brief performance of “You’re Welcome” from the Moana soundtrack.

Before the impromptu performance, Johnson shared some exciting details about the upcoming Disney film. He is set to reprise his role as Maui, whom he originally voiced in the animated version. Lin-Manuel Miranda, who composed much of the original music, will also be returning. Additionally, Hamilton director Tommy Kail is joining the crew.

It’s thrilling to get a sneak peek at The Rock singing “You’re Welcome” live! While the animated Maui is beloved by fans, Johnson is expected to deliver an incredible performance in the live-action adaptation. Jimmy Fallon, the host of The Tonight Show, was visibly excited about Johnson’s return to the role.

“You’re real-life Maui!” Fallon exclaimed during the interview.

The Tonight Show shared a fantastic clip on social media, capturing The Rock’s passionate performance, with Fallon joining in for the chorus. Fans were ecstatic to catch a glimpse of what the live-action role might look like.

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“I am SO FREAKIN EXCITED, lowkey gonna be weird to see The Rock with long hair haha,” commented one user.

Another added, “Can NOT wait for this! Favorite Disney movie!”

Unfortunately, fans will have to wait a while for the live-action Moana to hit theaters. According to Today, the official release date is July 10, 2026. However, it’s reassuring to know that Disney won’t rush the production, and the final product is sure to be worth the wait.

Source: InspireMore, Today